When developing applications in a microservices architecture, one of the first obstacles a developer faces is determining the state of the underlying orchestration and container services. The developer has no real insight into how the underlying
Meet Derek: the man, the myth, the legend. As deputy CIO and the CTO, he is tasked with the overall technology strategy and oversees day-to-day operations for infrastructure, enterprise apps and research computing teams at the University of Arizona.
Data center professionals are under incredible pressure to help their business move with greater speed, offer flexible solutions and win new customers. To achieve these business outcomes, cloud has become a core component to every organization’s
Today’s Guest Blog comes to us courtesy of Adam Burke, Vice President of Partnerships at Quest. Technology is here to help you run your company. But as that technology becomes more complex, it’s easy to lose sight of what you’re trying to achieve as a
At Cisco, we are continuously working with our Enterprise and Service Provider customers on the many issues they are facing with the transition to Cloud Native and Hyperscale in the datacenter. What we have discovered is that with this transition
I’m so glad I’m not a programmer. I mean, the money would be great, the constant job offers would be nice, and I suppose the freedom to show up to work wearing anything you want would be a bonus, but the actual programming? Ick. It seems awfully
The upcoming OpenStack Summit will be Cisco’s first Headline sponsorship at this semi-annual gathering of the OpenStack community…and it’s a good thing we’re headed to Austin because we need a...
In a few weeks thousands of IT leaders, telco operators, cloud administrators, app developers and OpenStack contributors will arrive in Austin, Texas for the OpenStack Summit. As you may know, Austin was the location of the very first OpenStack Summit
Software engineering and developer communities are driving the market for cloud consumption and leading each industry into a new era of software-defined disruption. There are no longer questions about elastic and flexible agile development as the way
